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Council Minutes of 9/20/94 Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Public Safety, Heahh and Welfare Gamtee, reported: 1) The committee met on Aday, September 12. Tn attendance were Council Members Limpert, Saringer, McKay, Musial, Lmd, Nashar and Safety Director Kasler. The committee discussed ce 94-117, which proves for the installation of `~+to Parking" signs to be placed on portions of LeBern Drive. The committee had no objections and recommended approval. 2) The committee met on Tuesday, September 20, to discuss the following liquor permits: a. Transfer of a DSB and D6 permit from Fairview Lounge, Inc., DBA P. J. McIntyres Irish Pub and Restaurant, Unit A 135, 1st ftaor and loft, 5281 Great Northern Mall to Spaghetti Co., #2 Inc., DBA Spa ' Co., Unit A 135, 1st floor and loft, 5281 Great Northern Mall. Mr. Nashar moved that Council have no objection to this transfer; second by Mrs. Bahas; motion passed unanimoualy. b. Anew DS liquor perm for Angus Tavern Inc., 30791 Lorain Road. Mr. Nashar moved that Council have no objection to the liquor permit; second by Mr. Limpert; motion passed unanimously. c. Anew D1 liquor permit for Jou 8c Kao Inc., DBA Szechwan Gourmet, 24111 Lorain Road. Mr. Nashar noted that there are two different permit holders at this same address, and Council does object to this. However, a reprasattative of the State Departmeat of Liquor Control will look into this matter. Mr. Nashar moved to have no objection to the liquor permit, noting that the State vvdl iavesbigate the reason for two permit holders at the same address; second by Mr. Limpert; motion passed unanimously. 3) Mr. Nashar commented on the following topics that were discussed at the Mayor's Town Hall meeting which was held in Ward 3 on September 14: a. Flaodmg problems, especially on McKenzie Road. Mr. Bohlmann said the Service Impartment crews would be working on this problem and would pay special attention to the drainage ditches along McKenzie Road. B. Airplane noise over the city. This is the result of runway renovations which will not be completed until mid-November. C. Loud train whistles in the middle of the night from the Conrail tracks in Olmsted Township. The Divisional Train Maier of Conrail has informed Mr. Nagh.ar that freight trains are required by the Federal Railway Association to give two short blasts at crossings. In addition, this crossing is used by Amtrak passenger trams which travel at high speeds and sound the whistle as the entire train passes through the crossing. Mr. Musial, Chairperson of the Transportation Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on September 12, and in attendance were Council Members Saringer, Nashar, Musial and Safety Director Kasler. The committee discussed Ordinance 94-108, which provides for the installation of a `21o Left Turn" sign with the supplementary legend "7:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. School Days, Except Buses" for tra$c traveling north on Revere Drive and turning west onto Butternut Ridge Road. The committee had input with regard to this ordinance from residents and the Police Department, and the committee recommended approval. 3 4